What are the hormonesthat promote the release ofthe female gamete from thefollicle and at which day of themenstrual cycle does thisphenomenon happen? What isthis event called?

Q: What is the importance ofthe uterine glycogen-producing glands?

A: Uterine glands or endometrial glands are tubular glands, lined by ciliated columnar epithelium,…

Q: What is nidation? In whichphase of the menstrual cycledoes nidation occur?

A: The female reproductive system in mammals involves structures and organs that are involved in the…

Q: In which period of life doesthe formation of gametesbegin in women?

A: Gametes are reproductive cells. In male it is known as sperm and in female it is known as egg or…

Q: What changes, if any, might occur in the secondary sexcharacteristics of an adult male following…

A: SECONDARY CHARACTER OF MALE Infertility. It includes facial and chest hair. Increased body hair.…

Q: After passing theepididymides through whichstructures do sperm cells gountil exteriorization?

A: The male reproductive system consists of testis, ducts, associated glands and the sexual organ or…

Q: After menses what is thehormone that influences thematuration of the ovarianfollicles?

A: Menstruation cycle is part of the female reproductive cycle. It's a series of events which takes…

Q: What is the Action of Prostaglan of Uterus?

A: The uterus is a muscular organ located in the female pelvis between the bladder and rectum. It is…

Q: What directly triggers the release of progesterone? The release of FSH O Ovulation O Fertilization O…

A: Progesterone is well known as sex hormone. It is endogenous steroid in nature because they belong to…

Q: how does mutations in metanephric mesenchyme affect gamete formation

A: The intermediate mesodermal layer is responsible for the development of the urogenital system. The…

Q: Where does fertilizationusually occur, and what hormonal changeshappen after fertilization?

A: Fusion of sperm with ovum is known as fertilisation Fertilisation generally occurs in fallopian tube…

Q: If the ovaries are removed from a 20-year-old female, what happens tothe levels of GnRH, FSH, LH,…

A: There are two ovaries present in the female gonads. These are small organs about 2-3.5 cm long and…

Q: Describe the lining of the reproductive tract in sequencefrom the vagina through the fallopian…

A: The process by which organisms produce more organisms like them is called reproduction. There are…

Q: Predict the effect on LH and FSH secretion if a small tumor in thehypothalamus continuously secretes…

A: Hormones refer to the chemical messengers that travel via the blood to exert their function on the…

Q: Describe similarities and differences between male andfemale gametogenesis

A: Gametogenesis is a biological phenomenon of the formation of mature haploid gamete from precursor…

Q: Why are the offspring of a male and a hermaphrodite more variablethan the offspring of a…

A: Hermaphrodites in reproductive biology are organisms that have both male and female sex organs. For…

Q: How are the male and female gonads functionally different (ie, hormone cycles, gametes)

A: Gonad is the term used for referring to the primary organs of the reproductive system. In females,…

Q: What events are occurring in the ovary during menses? At what point in the uterine cycle would a…

A: Menstruation is the period of shedding the lining of the uterus. The levels of estrogen and…

Q: What event marks thebeginning of the menstrualcycle? What is the bloodconcentration of FSH,…

A: EVENT MARKS THE BEGINNING OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE; 1.If the egg does not become fertilized during…

Q: how is the temperature regulation done in testis?

A: Introduction: The testes are also called testicles and are two oval-shaped organs present in the…

Q: What happens to the remainder of the Graafian follicle after ovulation? Does it perform any role in…

A: The fully mature follicle is called the Graafian follicle. This follicle contains the egg or the…

Q: How will the feedback mechanism in the menstrual cycle responds if there is a high level of…

A: Introduction: Menstrual cycle is the monthly cycle of changes in the ovaries and lining of the…

Q: Why must the primary spermatocyte move through the blood–testis barrier before undergoing meiosis?

A: The blood-testis barrier (BTB) function to provide an immunological barrier to complete the process…

Q: What is the hormonesecreted by the growingovarian follicles? What is theaction of that hormone…

A: Ovarian follicles are immature eggs or oocytes found in ovaries of the female reproductive system.…

Q: describe the hormonal regulation of female reproductive cycle

A: Introduction:  The reproductive system possesses sex organs in both males and females that function…

Q: Enumerate at least nine (9) physiologic actions of estrogen

A: Estrogen is a hormone found in both men and women. It is responsible for female characteristics such…

Q: What is the differencebetween spermatids andsperm cells? What is the nameof the transformation…

A: Male reproductive organ involves testes, scrotum, spermatic ducts, and prostate glands. Testes…

Q: Briefly explain the contradictory roles of estrogen in the humanfemale reproductive cycle.

A: The female reproductive system consists of internal and external sex organs. It produces gametes,…

Q: What is the structure intowhich the follicle istransformed after ovulation?What is the importance of…

A: Ovulation is a part of the menstrual cycle and is the process in which an egg is released from the…

Q: How long after ovulationmust fecundation occur to beeffective?

A: All the living cells need to divide and reproduce in order to grow and develop further into complex…

Q: GnRH can be used to treat some females who want to have childrenbut have not been able to get…

A: The female reproductive system of humans is immature at birth and develops with time. The parts of…

Q: How are the functions of FSH and LH in females andmales similar?

A: The endocrine system is a group of ductless glands that generate hormones and secrete them into the…